Laboratory for the Physics of Life Thomas Gregor, Professor of Physics, Princeton University

“From Fluctuations to Form: Empirical Laws and Scaling Principles in Development”
Lectures at the Harvard CMSA “Mathematics in Biology” workshop, April 2026

“Specifying cellular identities in the early fly embryo”
College de France, Colloquium ” Information Processing in Biological Systems”, June 2025 (link)

“From Molecule Dynamics to Tissue Differentiation During Early Embryonic Development”
College de France, Colloquium ” The Times of Embryonic Development”, June 2023 (link)

“The Embryo as a Laboratory I: Measurement and Control of Genetic Networks”
ICTP Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology, December 20216

“The Embryo as a Laboratory II: Measurement and Control of Transcription”
ICTP Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology, December 20216

“Segmentation by the numbers”
KITP Program: New Quantitative Approaches to Morphogenesis, August 2013

“Intro to transcriptional regulation in fly embryo”
KITP Program: New Quantitative Approaches to Morphogenesis, July 2013

“The Law of Large Numbers as a Means for Developmental Accuracy”
KITP Miniprogram: Dynamics of Development, August 2011

“Collective Behavior in Dictyostelium Populations”
KITP Miniprogram: Dynamics of Development, August 2011

“Morphogen Dynamics and Precision in Early Embryonic Development”
KITP Workshop on “The Physics of Morphogenesis”, March 2008